PowerBend Series of Mono and Bi-Directional Folder
If the EVO was an evolutionary advancement to folding, the PowerBend is nothing short of revolutionary.
If the EVO was an evolutionary advancement to folding, the PowerBend is nothing short of revolutionary. Introduced in 2013 at EuroBLECH shows, the PowerBend series of mono and bi-directional folders are quickly changing the relationship between high-tech competency and high cost. The first in a series of bi-directional machines designed on a newly engineered platform accomplished something never before achieved; high-tech and competency at an investment point that even the most frugal of accountants will crack a grin over.
Schroeder advanced bi-directional bending technology by utilizing the latest in control and drive technology; they advanced their manufacturing capabilities and assembly methods; they implemented a radical change in frame and beam design to produce a machine that is fast, accurate, flexible, competent, reliable and bends bi-directionally. In short, it is a cost-justifiable slam-dunk.
Perhaps one of the most admirable aspects of the PowerBend is its ability to be configured and reconfigured. Starting with the frame, options are simply bolted on, capabilities grow, flexibilities expand, and when done, the end user has a folder perfectly suited to the application it was purchased for. And regardless of the options set chosen, everything is based on the same rigid frame design.
Rotational clamping beams, automatic tool clamping on the upper and folding beams, R, L, J, or U shaped back gauges, high-speed drive systems for the folding and clamping beam, graphical PC based controls with offline programming, and bi-directional capability round out the short list of available options. And to top it off, almost all options can be retrofitted, including the bi-directional option! Don’t buy options that you might need, simply add them when you do. Optimize the use of capital, and maintain a more economical process by lowering your investment.
PowerBend Professional | 2,500 × 4.0 | 3,200 × 3.0 | 4,000 × 2.5 |
Working length (a) | 2,540 mm | 3,240 mm | 4,040 mm |
Sheet thickness (400 N/mm2) | 4.0 mm | 3.0 mm | 2.5 mm |
Machine length (b) | 4,314 mm | 5,014 mm | 5,814 mm |
Machine height with swivelling arm |
2,145 mm | ||
Machine height with rotating clamping beam | – | 1,962 mm | |
Machine height with rotating clamping beam & max. travel distance | – | 2,312 mm | |
Machine width with back gauge (c) | |||
1600 mm closed table | 2,573 mm | ||
U-1600 | 2,573 mm | ||
U-2400 | 3,446 | – | – |
U or rather J-3200 | – | 4,305 | – |
U or rather J-4000 | – | – | 5,093 |
Weight of basic machine (ca.) | 5,700 kg | 6,500 kg | 7,400 kg |
Weight of machine with rotating clamping beam (ca.) |
6,500 kg | 7,500 kg | 8,500 kg |
Clamping beam | |||
Geometry | 48° (180°) | 48° (180°) | 48° (180°) |
Stroke | 350 mm | 350 mm | 350 mm |
Drive power | 3.0 kW/2 x 2.2 kW | 3.0 kW/2 x 2.2 kW | 3.0 kW/2 x 2.2 kW |
Speed | 20/65 mm/s | 20/65 mm/s | 20/65 mm/s |
Folding beam | |||
Drive power | 2 x 2.2 kW/2 x 3.0 kW | 2 x 2.2 kW/2 x 3.0 kW | 2 x 2.2 kW/2 x 3.0 kW |
Speed | 85/100 °/s | 85/100 °/s | 85/100 °/s |
Folding beam adjustment, motorized | 80 (160) mm | 80 (160) mm | 80 (160) mm |
Folding center adjustment | ± 20 mm | ± 20 mm | ± 20 mm |
Capital’s service coverage is unequaled in the industry. To ensure that we are able to provide the fastest possible response times, Capital maintains a fleet of service vans, each strategically located to serve our customers as efficiently as possible.
Each service call is treated with the same priority. Whether the machine is in or out of warranty, Capital is committed to a “First Call Fix” program designed to motivate everyone to expedite the repair quickly and effectively. The map below illustrates our service coverage area.